Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-17

Mr.. Non sore other occ1slon i
viii b only too gad to Give your pso.
ne The beueAt Of IN honr's tall, hut j
am 20 vell broken up after my severe
trip that could mot do justice TO my.
self or give satiSfscsion to your people
and therefore I could not comply with
your wish.
hepr-Which wy asO you going nov,
or will you leave bsfors looking around
Elko7
Mr.. MI amitoing 70 winnemucca
and II the weather 10 not too severe I
will run up to Paradise Valley ~ ]
promised Mr.. Mcmillan, that would
do 30 before r returned home. As to
Elko. I was driven out by Mr.. Bartlett
to the Viii to Sulphur Springs this
morning as an introduction to Elko.
was delighted after my long run. I
wrote up Steamboat Springs and
Laughton's Springs and I can assure
you that the people of Elko should feel
proud of those that lie 80 close to their
town.
Rep.-On the whole then you were
pleased with your trip aud you will re.
turn again2
Mr.. M:-You can rest assured of
that will. God willing, return to
Tuscarora in the Spring because
know what an excitement is in store for
hat camp. Capital has it's eye upon it
already and the moment more Of IL is
distributed among the new mines, that
moment the future Of T1scarora Is as-
sured and that wilt no when the Spring
opens up and the frosts of winter have
passed away. ....
Rep.-Oh by the way, Mr.. NOLAN,
did you attend the Culver Mickla
nuptials before you left Tusoarora2
Mr.. M.-Yes, siri and I never had
such an enjoyable time in my life. You
know the young gentleman is only "a
years OF age and the lady is but 80. My
friend Judgs Hillman performed the
marriage ceremony and the handsome
Louis Engler was best man. To say
that the people had fine time, at the
expense of the big hearted gentleman
who controls tho Water Works OF Tus-
Oarora would be pntting u mildly. Whyl
the camp WAS flooded with champagne.
CiKe and good things generally were at
the disposal of the whole community.
In the evening the entire populace. in
response to the invitation of the groom,
gathered at PIunket,,s Hall where q most
happy time was had tripping the light
fantastic and enjoying themselves until
the ",Oes sma' hours Of the morn" But
was amused. after registered, to learn
that one of Elko's most popular bar
t. ndsrs wug terribly down In the
mouth. TO use a Missouri expression,
when he learned that this charming lady
had been lost to him forever. However
he might sing with consolatory profit
the old familiar cong, (and derive SONG
comfort) "In the sweet bye and bye
love-" His cassfis not marker for the
gentleman 1 heard boo hooing over the
loss of this treasure in Trscarora. All
I can say in conclusion:
"Muy pleasure aver be their lot
Wherever they may roam,
And Joy and happiness light the spot
TIL at they may call their home.'
Our reporter retired profoundly I'm
pressed with the enthusism of the
genial Irish Boy for Tuscsrora, her peo-
pie, her mines md her institutions,
trusting that at no distant day we may
be favored with an opportunity to hear
the talented young orator in public
address on some subieot intimately con-
nected with the future welfars Of. Ne.
vada.s i 4,saisFUE"T so sptGssi
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